Bellows Air Force Station (Geographic Keyword)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Alan S. Downer.

Letter from Hawai‘i SHPD regarding Section 106 review of emergency undertaking to repair Building 241 sewer line at BAFS

DOCUMENT Full-Text Hallett H. Hammatt.

This letter is to report on archaeological monitoring conducted by Cultural Surveys Hawaii at the Bellows Air Force Station Post Exchange Site. These services were performed in July of 1985 for construction of PX expansion on the mauka side of the PX and in September for excavation of a trench for a fuel tank.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Robert E. Hurlbett.

This letter of correspondence details new additions made to Rosendahl's (1981) bibliographic data.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Aki Sinoto. Clayton S. Mimira.

Letter regarding work for a bridge replacement. The project area was considered sensitive due to its location within the Bellows Field Archaeological Area, National Register Site 50-80-15-511 and also due to the proximity of the Bellows sand dune Site 50-0a-G7-23 (0-18). However, no cultural materials were unearthed during the drilling activities.

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Letter detailing inventory of archaeological materials from the pipeline project.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Hawaii State Historic Preservation Division.

SHPD correspondence for project No. 2021PR01379, utility pole replacement

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael D. Wilson.

A letter regarding the proposed demolition of buildings 124-129 at Bellows AFS.

DOCUMENT Full-Text William W. Paty.

SHPO review of proposed demolition of Building 841 and 849 at Bellows AFS.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Department of the Navy.

MOA on the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) and Land Use and Development Plan (LUDP) for Bellows Air Force Station.

DOCUMENT Full-Text R.M. Towill Corporation.

GTE Mobilnet of Hawaii Incorporated (Mobilnet), a second tier subsidiary of GTE Corporation, is establishing a new form of communication on the Island of Oahu. This new system is known as cellular mobile radio telecommunication. The proposed project will integrate twelve cell sites and a switch which together will create a mobile communication network. The sites were selected to ensure coverage of the more densely populated portions of Oahu. One site is at the Bellows Air Force Station and is...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Hallett H. Hammatt. Brian L. Colin.

At the request of M&E Pacific Inc., Cultural Surveys Hawaii Inc. conducted archaeological monitoring of the replacement of two underground fuel storage tanks and associated fuel lines with new above ground fuel storage tanks at Bellows Air Force Station, ahupua'a of Waimanalo, District of Koolaupoko, Oahu, Hawaii (TMK 4:1:15). Although the tanks were situated in previously disturbed fill their removal required excavation extending into previously undisturbed deposits. Due to the project areas...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Barry V. Rolett.

The purpose of this project is to document archaeologically the sequence of cultural changes that followed the early first millennium A.D. settlement of Hawai'i from a Central East Polynesian homeland. The project focuses on the windward coast of Oahu because this well-watered coastal plain, comprising one of the most ecologically favorable environments of the island, was among the first areas to be settled. Cultural developments during the early periods of Hawaiian prehistory reflect adaptation...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Helen Higman Leidemann.

Results of archaeological subsurface inventory in support of environmental planning activities related to replacement of base housing. Four days were spent excavating 38 shovel probes and cores, and three days excavating three test units.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Kekapalmakaia P. Dye. Thomas S. Dye.

A pre-construction archaeological resource survey was conducted by T. S. Dye & Colleagues, Archaeologists, Inc., at the proposed Iodation of the new Civil Engineering Building at Bellows Air Force Station, Waimanalo, O'ahu. The survey consisted of the excavation of four backhoe trenches, recording of stratigraphy, identification of traditional Hawaiian features, and collection of samples. Excavations revealed a disturbed paleosol throughout the project area, two traditional Hawaiian fire-pit...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Susan A. Lebo. Kekapala Dye. Thomas Dye.

A pre-construction archaeological resources survey was conducted by T S. Dye & Colleagues, Archaeologists, Inc. at the proposed location of the New Recreational Lodging project at Bellows Air Force Station, Waimānalo, O'ahu. The survey was carried out in two phases. During the first phase, nine backhoe trenches excavated in the proposed leach field revealed two buried cultural layers containing numerous small pit features, seven of which were dated to the traditional Hawaiian period. The 7...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Robert E. Hurlbett.

Results of archaeological reconnaissance survey and test excavations in support of the proposed projects HIC 84-1269 Recreation Library and HIC 86-3221 Recreation Library Utilities Support. No evidence of cultural material was discovered.

DOCUMENT Full-Text J. Stephen Athens.

Archaeological field investigations were initiated on October 24, 1986 and completed on November 3, 1986 for a total of 5 field days. The proposed OMNI antenna site is to be situated within the abandoned runway area of Bellows Air Force Station. A number of other antennae are presently located throughout the runway area. In order to locate the boundaries of the antenna pad and cable trench alignment, it was necessary to compute bearings from the engineering map and then shoot these in with a...

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Archaeological monitoring of UST removal was recommended in order to mitigate any adverse effects upon significant surface and subsurface cultural resources. The intention of this work was to determine the presence or absence of significant cultural resources, and to ensure the collection of sufficient archaeological materials in order to mitigate adverse impact resulting from UST removal activities.

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The attached documents for subject project are submitted for Hawaii Coastal Zone Management Program review and coordination. The project provides for the repair of the support structure for a utility crossing (Whiteman Road (abandoned)) at Inhale Stream, Bellows Air Force Station, Hawaii.

DOCUMENT Full-Text James McIntosh. Paul L. Cleghorn.

The purpose of the field investigations was to determine if cultural resources are present in the area and to mitigate any impact that the placement of the electrical poles would have on the cultural resources.

DOCUMENT Full-Text H. David Tuggle.

ln the spring of 1975, archaeological research was conducted by the University of Hawaii, Department of Anthropology, along the sides of Waimānalo Stream inland of the National Register boundary. Survey and excavations revealed extensive material representing an occupation of around A. D. 1000 and earlier. Excavations within the Bellows Archaeological Zone hove resulted in the discovery of additional cultural deposits which enhance the importance of 0-18. It is suggested that the Bellows...

DOCUMENT Full-Text J. Stephen Athens.

Summary of archaeological deposits discovered during the construction of the OMNI Antenna Pad and Cable Trench.

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Statement of work for archaeological reconnaissance and subsurface testing of Park Complex at Bellows AFS.

DOCUMENT Full-Text H. David Tuggle.

Surface and sub-surface excavation of designated areas of Bellows Air Force Station was conducted from April 25 to May 13, 1974, for the purpose of determining the nature and significance of archaeological materials which might be disturbed by proposed construction. Results of work are summarized and recommendations regarding disposition of sites are made.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Peter Jensen.

This document reviews relevant data from prior cultural resource work including the results of work and examines the rational for the establishment of the existing Bellows Field Archaeological Area (BFAA). Recommendations for boundary revisions are then formulated on the basis of this review, of the review of estimates of the research potentials of adjacent portions of the BFAA, in compliance with recent changes in the administrative procedures evaluating historic properties.